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Abstract
The present application is directed to an adhesive article comprising a pressure sensitive adhesive layer and a release layer in contact with the pressure sensitive adhesive layer. The release layer comprises a polyolefin block copolymer. Generally, the polyolefin block copolymer has a density of no greater than 0.9 g/cc.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to release liner.For example, can be used as the material of the release liner of pressure-sensitive bonding adhesive tape.
Background technology
Stripper surface is for example knowing in pressure-sensitive bonding adhesive tape industry, and the stripper surface providing can make adhesive tape can not make tackiness agent be bonded at the adhesive tape back side from tape roll unwinding.Also release coating can be coated on liner, this liner serves as the carrier of pressure sensitive adhesion transfering belt or double sticky tape, and the two sides of these two kinds of adhesive tapes all has viscosity.Stripper surface also can be used as the release liner for pressure-sensitive adhesive film.
The material that is generally used for stripper surface and coating is silicon composition, because these compositions can be mixed with to provide from " height " and peel off (, very low in order to the power of unwinding adhesive tape) and peel off the various levels of peeling off of (conventionally need larger power carry out unwinding) to " low adhesion gum ".
The main drawback of silicone release coating is possible have associated pollution.In the time that workman operates adhesive tape with silicone release coating or liner, organosilicon can be transferred on their hand, work gloves or clothes.Organosilicon also can be transferred to surface to be sprayed paint from its hand, thereby causes the problem such as paint is nonwetting to the paint that is bonding weak and organosilicon place surf zone of contaminated surface.In addition, electronic device fabricators is not used organosilicon to avoid appearance in manufacturing processed to pollute conventionally.In addition, organosilicon release liner is often more expensive, and is difficult to reclaim with the material of organic silicon coating.In addition, organic silicon coating needs extra operation conventionally, for example, be conventionally coated in existing substrate at second step.Thereby increase manufacturing cost.
Polyethylene has also been used as release liner, and can be coated in and on kraft paper, form release liner, or can be used as unitary film, or can be used as having and the multilayer film of basic unit's coextrusion or laminated polyethylene (such as high density polyethylene(HDPE) etc.).More highdensity polyethylene is only limited in some tackiness agent and uses, and has found that it is not suitable for the pressure sensitive adhesive of extremely strong power, because the bounding force between polyethylene and tackiness agent is very strong, so that is difficult to start the removal to liner.In the time attempting tackiness agent to separate from liner, because peeling force is higher, tackiness agent and/or liner may also can be damaged.
Some polyolefin polymers and atactic polyolefin multipolymer are also used as release liner.In addition, these copolymer blendedly have a polyethylene.Polyethylene is added to and in these polyolefin copolymers, causes producing increase and less desirable peel value.Need a kind of controlled release liner, for not thering is the pressure sensitive adhesive of organosilicon peel ply always.
Summary of the invention
Present patent application relates to a kind of adhesive article, and it comprises pressure sensitive adhesive layer and the peel ply contacting with pressure sensitive adhesive layer.This peel ply comprises polyolefin block copolymer.In general, the density of polyolefin block copolymer is not more than 0.9g/cc.
Embodiment
In present patent application, the material that can be used for peel ply is olefin block copolymers.Suitable alpha-olefin comprises 1-butylene, 1-hexene, 1-octene and their combination.In general, the multipolymer of ethene and 1-octene, as peel ply, is applicable to for example esters of acrylic acid pressure sensitive adhesive.Conventionally these multipolymers are described as to olefin block copolymers.In general, the density of multipolymer is not more than 0.90 gram/cc (g/cc).The density of concrete multipolymer is not more than 0.89g/cc, for example, be not more than 0.88g/cc.In certain embodiments, the density of multipolymer is greater than 0.85g/cc, for example, be greater than 0.86g/cc.This type of olefin block copolymers has also caused reducing gathering and discharging of static in goods, and wherein olefin block copolymers is arranged in the position of contiguous pressure sensitive adhesive.
This multipolymer has high-melting-point conventionally.The fusing point of some multipolymers is approximately 118 ℃ to approximately 122 ℃, for example approximately 120 ℃.
Found that multipolymer density is lower, the peel value providing is also lower, and can change peel value by the multipolymer of mixing of different types.Suitable multipolymer is can trade(brand)name INFUSE commercially available from Dow Chemical Company (Midland, Michigan).
Peel ply can comprise 100% multipolymer.In other embodiments, the blend that peel ply comprises multipolymer and other polymkeric substance.In certain embodiments, the multipolymer that peel ply comprises at least 10 % by weight, for example multipolymer of 20 % by weight, 50 % by weight.Can be used for comprising non-block polyolefin copolymer with copolymer blended suitable polymer, for example can trade(brand)name EXACT from commercially available those of Exxon.Other polymkeric substance that can be used for this blend comprise Organosiliconcopolymere (for example polydiorganosiloxanepolyoxamide polyoxamide segmented copolymer described in U.S. Patent application No.2007-0148474) and organic silicon polyurea polymkeric substance (for example those described in U.S. Patent No. 6919405), and described patent is incorporated herein by reference.
As used herein, term " release liner ", " liner " and " stripping film " are used interchangeably.Peel ply as herein described is a part for stripping film.By multipolymer being extruded to the single self-supporting film for not there is not the second layer, can prepare stripping film.Film thickness can be in the scope of approximately 0.1 millimeter to approximately 0.4 millimeter, but thickness depends on conventionally such as following factor: required snappiness of required intensity, the ease for operation of film, liner etc. in release liner.
Also can be by multipolymer being expressed on base material or by multipolymer and one or more other polymkeric substance coextrusion being formed to multilayer films so that extra intensity and/or hardness to be provided, thus prepare stripping film.The example of suitable substrate comprises cellulose materials (for example paper, weave/supatex fabric), film (for example nylon, polyester, polyolefine, acronitrile-butadiene-styrene) and the flaky material of being made up of the material such as metal, pottery or plastics.Also can use suitable laminating adhesive that co-polymer membrane is attached to base material.Base material can also be to be applicable to thermoforming or vacuum-formed flaky material, makes to form the pallet with stripper surface, with the part of fixing strip coatings of pressure sensitive adhesive.
In basic unit, the thickness of co-polymer membrane should be enough to the peeling force that provides required, and can be less than the thickness from supporting sheet.
Conventionally use blown film technique or injection moulding thin-film technique that film is expressed on cooling roller, this cooling roller has various surfaces (for example matte finish face or smooth finish face), thereby on release liner, forms dumb light surface or glossy surface.Then can be according to the following detailed description by membrane structure.Available materials is processed or is applied cooling roller, for example, to prevent that extrudate is bonded on roller surface, adopts teflon or plasma coating.Silica gel roller also can be used for this purposes.Also this extruded film can be expressed between cooling roller and level and smooth polyester film, to form glossy surface in a side, on opposite side, form dumb light surface; Or be expressed between two polyester liner, to form two glossy surfaces.In addition, injection moulding thin-film technique can comprise orientation step, for example tentering processing.
Can prepare multilayer film by known coextrusion processes.Can comprise polyolefine (for example polypropylene, polyethylene, polybutene and their mixture), nylon material and polyester with other polymkeric substance of multipolymer coextrusion.Especially can be used for preparing recyclable or reusable liner with polyolefinic coextrusion.
In multilayer film structure, can select polymkeric substance and multipolymer, to present differentiated peeling off, pressure sensitive adhesive is peeled off required power significantly lower than opposite side from a side.
Preparing in the typical method of pressure sensitive adhesive transfering belt, binder composition is coated on release liner.Then tackiness agent is solidified to form gel-film on liner, and will be rolled into a large tape roll with the release liner of tackiness agent.Or, tackiness agent can be applied and is solidificated on a liner, then before conversion processing, transferred on another liner.In certain embodiments, tackiness agent need to not carry out any solidifying after coating.So, in the following manner the sheet material that is coated with tackiness agent is processed into narrow tape roll: cut large tape roll and will be in a narrow margin adhesive tape be wrapped on adhesive tape core for client.
In another embodiment, release liner can be used for the significantly film of form, for example graphic films.Multiple substrate adopts graphic films to carry out advertisement and sales promotion is shown.Substrate can comprise polymkeric substance sheet material, for example containing the film of acrylic acid or the like, containing the film of poly-(vinylchlorid), containing the film of the film of poly-(vinyl fluoride), amido-containing acid ester, containing the film of trimeric cyanamide, containing the film of polyvinyl butyral acetal, containing polyolefinic film, containing the film of polyester and containing the film of polycarbonate.For graphic films, wish to have the film of the curved surface, depression or the projection that adapt on substrate surface, make that this film can around curved surface or projection stretches or can press downward to and in depression, can not make film rupture or delamination (having conformal ability) simultaneously.Also wish to have can be applied to irregular and/or not on plane surface and can or not peel off from substrate surface delamination afterwards the film of (foaming).In addition, wish that graphic films can imaging (having printing receiving surface and/or figure) and show good weathering resistance while applying out of doors.Binder layer is positioned on graphic films, and release liner is positioned on the tackiness agent relative with graphic films.
The example of tackiness agent is included in while applying to pressure-sensitive pressure sensitive adhesive, heat fusing or heat-activatable adhesive, for example, in Handbook of Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives, Ed.D.Satas, 2
ndedition, Von Nostrand Reinhold, New York, the PSA of disclosed pressure sensitive adhesive and any other type in 1989 (" pressure sensitive adhesive handbook (second editions) ", D.Satas edits, 1989).Especially can be used for esters of acrylic acid PSA of the present invention and comprise U.S. Patent No. 4,181,752 (people such as Clemens) and 4,418,120 (people such as Kealy), WO 95/13331 and Handbook of Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives, Ed.D.Satas, 2
ndthose that describe in Edition (" pressure sensitive adhesive handbook (second edition) ", D.Satas edits).
In general, binder layer is peeled off from release liner with certain stripping strength, for example, for " height is peeled off ", need the film of release liner may require 180 ° of stripping strengths under 90 inch per minute clock rate degree to be less than 30 grams/inch.Conventionally other application need to be higher than the stripping strength of 30 grams/inch.For example,, for the low bounding force gum of adhesive tape.Other embodiment need to low peel value, for example, be less than 20 grams/inch.
In certain embodiments, tackiness agent is (methyl) acryloid cement, and it comprises (methyl) acrylate and reinforces comonomer.Suitable acrylate monomer comprises ethyl acrylate, Isooctyl acrylate monomer, vinylformic acid ester in the different ninth of the ten Heavenly Stems, n-butyl acrylate, decyl acrylate, dodecylacrylate and their mixture.Preferred monomer comprises Isooctyl acrylate monomer, n-butyl acrylate, vinylformic acid stearyl and their mixture.
Available reinforcing comonomer comprises acrylamide, the NVP of vinylformic acid, methacrylic acid, methylene-succinic acid, acrylamide, replacement.N-caprolactam, isobornyl acrylate, vinyl-acetic ester and cyclohexyl acrylate.Preferred comonomer comprises acrylamide (for example N,N-DMAA) and the isobutyl acrylate of N-caprolactam, replacement.
Putting into practice in process of the present invention, use suitable initiator to prepare pressure sensitive adhesive.The type of initiator used and quantity are suitable for carrying out the polyreaction of type used, the consumption of for example light trigger (for example benzil dimethyl ketal) can be every 100 parts of ultraviolet light curing adhesive monomers containing approximately 0.1 to approximately 5 part, and can be every 100 parts of monomers containing approximately 0.1 part to approximately 2 parts for the content of 2,2 of solution polymerization '-bis-azo isobutyronitrile.
Pressure sensitive adhesive also can comprise additive, for example linking agent, tackifier, softening agent, filler, gas, whipping agent, glass or polymer microballoon, silicon-dioxide, calcium carbonate fiber, tensio-active agent etc.The amount of the additive comprising should be enough to realize required character.
Pressure sensitive adhesive can also comprise thermosetting resin, for example epoxy resin and carbamate, and they can heatedly after pressure-sensitive bonding adhesive tape is applied to surface solidify to form thermosetting adhesive.
Pressure sensitive adhesive can, by the known method preparation of the industry, comprise solution polymerization, radio polymerization (adopting the mode such as electron beam, gamma-radiation and ultraviolet radiation), letex polymerization etc.The method of preparing pressure sensitive adhesive has disclosed in U.S. Patent No. Re 24,906 (Ulrich) for example.
In multiple embodiment, release liner is structured, and structure on release liner can be used on tackiness agent, form the anti-phase of structure, thereby obtains structured adhesive.For example, for each groove in tackiness agent, described release liner all has a corresponding ridge.These ridges protrude from the reference plane of liner, and wherein the reference plane of this liner are limited by the pad surfaces of each ridge bottom.The size of each ridge is consistent with the desired size of each groove in tackiness agent.For example, the recess width in reference plane is consistent with the ridge width in liner reference plane.Comprising in the protruding embodiment that protrudes from the lip-deep reference plane of adhesive constructionization or true wall, release liner will comprise corresponding depression.Structure on release liner can adopt known several methods to form, and these methods comprise: liner is carried out to embossing to form textured surface, or print out from the teeth outwards certain structure.
Can, by tackiness agent is contacted with the textured surface of release liner, make structurized binder layer, thereby form adhesive article.Tackiness agent can pass through the mode contact structures surface of for example application composition (as composition or the hot-melt composition of the binder composition in solution, dispersion form) or laminated existing binder layer.Be coated with in the embodiment of release coating at liner, binder layer is positioned on all release coatings.Structure on release liner is given certain structure to a major surfaces of binder layer.
Peel ply can be coated in basic unit, to form release liner.Example comprises paper and polymeric film (comprising plastics).Liner substrate can be individual layer or multilayer.The specific examples of liner substrate comprises, polyester (for example polyethylene terephthalate), polyethylene, polypropylene (comprising the polypropylene of curtain coating and diaxial orientation) and paper (comprising porcelainization handmade paper).
Conventionally, the textured surface of tackiness agent and backing are opposing.Backing can be any material, and this depends on the desired use of adhesive article.For example, embodiment at adhesive article for large format figure (as width is greater than 32 inches), backing can be for being applicable to receive the material (as vinyl backing or polyolefin backing, it has the ink receiving layer relative with binder layer) of image.
In present patent application, can use this adhesive article by the method that tackiness agent is adhered to substrate.In this class embodiment, the textured surface of tackiness agent is applied to by sticky substrate.The textured surface of binder layer deforms, and makes the overwhelming majority of the true wall of the first groove contact this substrate, and the overwhelming majority of the true wall of the second groove does not contact this substrate simultaneously.With regard to the object of present patent application, exceed 50% area when by sticky substrate contact when the adhesive surface that comprises groove walls has, think the overwhelming majority of wall with by sticky substrate contact.
Can adopt additional means that adhesive article is applied to by sticky substrate, these additional means for example for rising temperature, exert pressure and by aging tackiness agent so that its flow.In certain embodiments, after the overwhelming majority of the first groove touches substrate, the overwhelming majority of the second groove walls also with this substrate contact.
In certain embodiments, on the textured surface of adhesive article, can have additional structure, this additional structure is superimposed upon on structure as herein described.The example of these additional structures is found in (for example) U.S. Patent No. 5,141,790.Additional structure can comprise the lip-deep viscosity of structured adhesive or non-sticky projection, for example, protrude from reference plane or protrude from those projections of the true wall of tackiness agent.
example
These examples are only for exemplary purpose, and have no intention to limit the scope of claims.Except as otherwise noted, all umbers in example, percentage ratio, ratio etc. are all by weight.
Polymkeric substance is below used for example:
Polymer A: the non-block polyolefin copolymer of selling with trade(brand)name Exact 5181
Polymer B: the polyolefin block copolymer (density=0.887) of selling with trade(brand)name Dow Infuse 9530.05
Polymkeric substance C: the polydiorganosiloxanepolyoxamide polyoxamide segmented copolymer as described in U.S. Patent application No.2007-0148474.
Polymkeric substance D: the polyolefin block copolymer (density=0.877) of selling with trade(brand)name Dow Infuse 9500.05
Polymkeric substance E: the polyolefin block copolymer (density=0.866) of selling with trade(brand)name Dow Infuse 9507.15
Polymkeric substance F: the Low Density Polyethylene of selling with trade(brand)name Exxon 129.24
Use has material described in 3/4 inch of Brabender laboratory forcing machine of mixing screw and table 1 and prepares film.These examples are melted and force its by 6 inches extrude casting films flat-mould head, thereby form fused film.Then make this fused film by cooling roller laminates, so that resin is cooling and be solidified into final finished film.These membrane samples are laminated on the 2 mil PVC films with acrylic adhesives, this PVC film is can trade(brand)name 3M Scotchcal 7725-13 commercially available from 3M company again.
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Example | Composition |
Comparative examples A | 100% polymer A |
1 | 90% polymer A/10% polymer B |
2 | 80% polymer A/20% polymer B |
3 | 70% polymer A/30% polymer B |
4 | 50% polymer A/50% polymer B |
5 | 50% polymer A/45% polymer B/5% polymkeric substance C |
6 | 100% polymer B |
7 | 95% polymer B/5% polymkeric substance C |
8 | 95% polymkeric substance D/5% polymkeric substance C |
9 | 100% polymkeric substance D |
10 | 90% polymer A/10% polymkeric substance D |
11 | 80% polymer A/20% polymkeric substance D |
12 | 70% polymer A/30% polymkeric substance D |
13 | 50% polymer A/50% polymkeric substance D |
14 | 50% polymer A/45% polymkeric substance D/5% polymkeric substance C |
15 | 95% polymkeric substance E/5% polymkeric substance C |
16 | 100% polymkeric substance E |
17 | 90% polymer A/10% polymkeric substance E |
18 | 80% polymer A/20% polymkeric substance E |
19 | 70% polymer A/30% polymkeric substance E |
20 | 50% polymer A/50% polymkeric substance E |
21 | 50% polymer A/45% polymkeric substance E/5% polymkeric substance C |
The binding property of then testing this film under following two conditions: 1) stop 5 minutes and 2) in 150 ℉ baking ovens aging 5 days.Use 180 degree peeling forces on I-Mass test set, to peel off test with the speed of 90 inch per minute clocks.The results are shown in table 2.
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Use has material described in 3/4 inch of Brabender laboratory forcing machine of mixing screw and table 3 and prepares film.These examples are melted and force its by 6 inches extrude casting films flat-mould head, thereby form fused film.Then make this fused film by cooling roller laminates, so that resin is cooling and be solidified into final finished film.These membrane samples are laminated on the bonding film with 2.5 mil thick polyethylene backings and 0.8 mil thick binder layer, this binder layer comprises 15.45% butyl acrylate, 64.25% Isooctyl acrylate monomer, 16.8% vinylformic acid stearyl, 2% vinylformic acid and 1.5% benzophenone replacing again.Under ultraviolet radiation, make this tackiness agent crosslinked.
Example | Composition |
Comparative example B | 100% polymer A |
22 | 50% polymer A/50% polymer B |
23 | 50% polymer A/45% polymer B/5% polymkeric substance C |
24 | 100% polymer B |
25 | 95% polymer B/5% polymkeric substance C |
26 | 95% polymkeric substance D/5% polymkeric substance C |
27 | 100% polymkeric substance D |
28 | 50% polymer A/50% polymkeric substance D |
29 | 50% polymer A/45% polymkeric substance D/5% polymkeric substance C |
30 | 95% polymkeric substance E/5% polymkeric substance C |
31 | 100% polymkeric substance E |
32 | 50% polymer A/50% polymkeric substance E |
33 | 50% polymer A/45% polymkeric substance E/5% polymkeric substance C |
The binding property of then testing this film under following three conditions: 1) in the lower time that is less than 5 minutes, 2 of stopping of room temperature (25 ℃)) under 120 ℉, stop 10 days and 3) under 90 ℉ and 90% humidity, stop 2 weeks.The results are shown in table 4.
table 4
Use the composition describing in detail in table 5, prepare comparative example C and D according to the method identical with Comparative examples A.
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Example | Composition |
Comparative example C | 60% polymer A/40% polymkeric substance F |
Comparative Example D | 80% polymer A/20% polymkeric substance F |
Comparative example C and D are descended aging 24 hours in room temperature (25 ℃).Use 180 degree peeling forces on I-Mass test set, to peel off test with the speed of 90 inch per minute clocks.The results are shown in table 6.
table 6
Example | Peeling force (gram/inch) under hour condition of room temperature/24 |
Comparative example C | 58 |
Comparative Example D | 47 |
impression example
Use the polyolefin block copolymer (density=0.877g/cm selling with trade(brand)name Dow Infuse 9100
3) stripper surface prepare release liner.This liner adopts 3 layers of blown film coextrusion production line preparation, and wherein the skin of bubble chamber film is the polyolefin block copolymer that contains 3% Polyfil ABC5000 stick resistant compound; 80/20 blend that sandwich layer comprises acrylic resin (trade(brand)name Phillips Sumika HHC007) and linea low density resin (trade(brand)name Chevron D-143); 80/20 blend that the internal layer of bubble chamber film comprises PP/LLDPE and the antiseized enriched material of 4% Polyfil ABC5000.Impression gained release liner to form pattern in stripper surface.Then apply stripper surface with pressure sensitive adhesive.Again tackiness agent is removed from release liner.Pattern degradation on release liner is minimum.Adhesive surface has also retained the inverted structure of release liner.
Use the stripper surface preparation release liner of making comparisons of the non-block polyolefin copolymer of selling with trade(brand)name Exact 8201.This liner adopts 3 layers of blown film coextrusion production line preparation, and wherein the skin of bubble chamber film is the non-block polyolefin copolymer that contains 3% Polyfil ABC5000 stick resistant compound; 80/20 blend that sandwich layer comprises acrylic resin (trade(brand)name Phillips Sumika HHC007) and linea low density resin (trade(brand)name Chevron D-143); 80/20 blend that the internal layer of bubble chamber film comprises PP/LLDPE and the antiseized enriched material of 4%Polyfil ABC5000.Impression gained release liner to form pattern in stripper surface.Then apply stripper surface with pressure sensitive adhesive.Again tackiness agent is removed from release liner.Pattern on release liner occurs deteriorated.In addition, deteriorated due to release liner structure, adhesive surface also occurs deteriorated.
Without departing from the scope and spirit in the present invention, various modification of the present invention and change will be apparent to those skilled in the art.Should be appreciated that the present invention is not intended to be subject to the improper restriction of exemplary embodiment in this paper and example, and this example and only proposition by way of example of embodiment, the restriction of claims that scope of the present invention is intended to only below be proposed.
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1. an adhesive article, comprising:
Pressure sensitive adhesive layer,
There is the release liner of peel ply, described peel ply comprises polyolefin block copolymer, described polyolefin block copolymer is the multipolymer of at least one and ethene in 1-butylene, 1-hexene and 1-octene, and described peel ply contacts with described pressure sensitive adhesive layer, and
Interface between wherein said binder layer and described peel ply is at least one the constructive interface comprising in groove or projection.
2. adhesive article according to claim 1, the density of wherein said polyolefin block copolymer is not more than 0.9g/cc.
3. adhesive article according to claim 1, the density of wherein said polyolefin block copolymer is not more than 0.89g/cc.
4. adhesive article according to claim 1, the density of wherein said polyolefin block copolymer is greater than 0.85g/cc.
5. adhesive article according to claim 1, the density of wherein said polyolefin block copolymer is greater than 0.86g/cc.
6. adhesive article according to claim 1, wherein said peel ply also comprises polydiorganosiloxanepolyoxamide polyoxamide linear block copolymers.
7. adhesive article according to claim 1, wherein said peel ply also comprises density and is not more than the second polyolefin polymer of 0.9.
8. adhesive article according to claim 1, the described polyolefin block copolymer that wherein said peel ply comprises at least 10 % by weight.
9. adhesive article according to claim 1, the described polyolefin block copolymer that wherein said peel ply comprises at least 20 % by weight.
10. adhesive article according to claim 1, the described polyolefin block copolymer that wherein said peel ply comprises at least 30 % by weight.
11. adhesive articles according to claim 1, the described polyolefin block copolymer that wherein said peel ply comprises at least 50 % by weight.
12. adhesive articles according to claim 1, wherein said pressure sensitive adhesive layer is acrylic adhesives.
13. adhesive articles according to claim 12, wherein said tackiness agent comprises vinylformic acid stearyl.
14. adhesive articles according to claim 1, the fusing point of wherein said polyolefin block copolymer is 120 ℃.
Prepare the method for release liner, comprising for 15. 1 kinds:
The release liner on first surface with peel ply is provided, and described peel ply comprises polyolefin block copolymer, and described polyolefin block copolymer is the multipolymer of at least one and ethene in 1-butylene, 1-hexene and 1-octene, and
By the described first surface structurizing of described release liner, make described first surface comprise at least one in groove or projection.
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